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Perinton
Recreation & Parks
www.perinton.org
2021
Registration Begins Summer
Programs
June 7, 2021
Town Supervisor’s
Message Page 5
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Registration Begins: Monday, June 7, 20213
Follow us onJAMES E. SMITH CENTER
FACILITIES OPEN (hours vary)
• INDOOR TRACK • PRESCHOOL SWIM
• LAP SWIMMING • CARDIO AREA
• CURRENT CHANNEL • WEIGHT ROOM
WATER WALKING • PRESCHOOL GYM
• PICKLEBALL • BASKETBALL
*Many facilities require reservations and Aquatics are currently
available to Perinton Residents and/or Pass Holders only.
These procedures, hours of operation, and
services offered are subject to change with little
notice. Please follow us on Facebook (Perinton
Office: 223-5050 • Fax: 223-4045 Recreation and Parks) or sign up for PASS
Taped Info: 425-1170 notifications (www.perinton.org) for updates.
FACILITY PROCEDURES
Please visit www.perinton.org for current facility schedules.
Aquatic use is limited to Perinton Residents and/or Pass Holders PROGRAM SAFETY
at this time. Many facilities require reservations through our Safety of our staff and participants is our number one priority.
website and are following time limits. Reserve times here: We are making reasonable modifications to all programs to
balance the needs for safety and keep the integrity of our
programs. Highlights include:
WHAT YOU CAN
• Face Masks – All instructors and participants are required
EXPECT FROM US: to wear masks.
• Clean facility with focus on regular sanitizing of
high touch points • Social Distancing – Program facilities and capacities are
set to allow for appropriate social distancing. Due to the
• Staff wearing face coverings at all times in public
nature of some programs, there may not always be the
spaces
opportunity of 6 feet of separation.
• Strategically located hand washing and sanitizing
stations
• Exceeding the state mandates in facility and program
Program Updates
operation
WHAT WE ASK OF YOU:
• Wear face masks in facility and during programs
(except aquatics) All programs are subject to change with
little notice. We will do our best to
• Sign in legibly to assist with contact tracing communicate any change in program status
in a timely manner. We will allow refunds
• Assist with sanitizing equipment that you use
up to the start of the program with a $7
cancellation fee.
• Encouraged not to use locker room unless required
RESIDENT NON-RESIDENT
Child* Youth Adult Senior College Active Child* Youth Adult Senior
(13/under) (14-18) (19-54) (55+) Student Military (13/under) (14-18) (19-54) (55+)
Daily $3.50 $4.00 $6.00 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Monthly $26.00 $32.00 $48.00 $32.00 $32.00 $32.00 $33.00 $39.00 $59.00 $39.00
20 Visit $38.00 $45.00 $68.00 $45.00 $45.00 $45.00 $66.00 $90.00 $135.00 $90.00
6 Month $127.00 $156.00 $245.00 $156.00 $156.00 $156.00 $158.00 $196.00 $300.00 $196.00
12 Month $226.00 $281.00 $440.00 $281.00 $281.00 $281.00 $285.00 $352.00 $538.00 $352.00
Schedule subject to change. View website for current schedule.
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Town Supervisor’s
Ciaran Hanna
Message to the Community
Supervisor
Greetings! I wish everyone an enjoyable and safe summer season as on Lasalle Parkway near Route 250 and Route 96, will soon be expanding as
we see more COVID-19 restrictions lifted and have more opportunities well. These new projects and several others happening around Town are
to gather together. In Perinton, we have been working hard to prioritize creating an exciting buzz in our community. There is no doubt, Perinton is a
the health and safety of our community while bringing back some of wonderful place to live, work – and do business.
our favorite events, such as the Sunday Concerts at Center Stage and
Thursday Gazebo Concert Series now at Perinton Park. I hope to see As you may be aware, the Town of Perinton is currently negotiating a
many of you enjoying all of the fun opportunities in Perinton this summer! new Host Community Agreement (HCA) with Waste Management for High
Acres. I will continue to keep you updated on the progress through our
In April, we welcomed a new Town Board Member, Alexandra Winner, who website, www.perinton.org. I appreciate everyone who took the time to
filled an open seat after Peg Havens retired. Peg served our community with submit feedback on the new draft HCA over the 3-week comment period.
dedication on the Town Board for 12 years. The impact of Peg’s leadership
and vision will continue to benefit our residents and Town staff for years to We will also wrap up our Comprehensive Plan update this summer.
come. Alex is already an excellent new addition to our Town Board, bringing We are hosting our second highly interactive open house-style public
several years of experience with her from the Perinton Planning Board. workshop on Tuesday, May 25, from 4-6 p.m. at the Perinton Community
Center in Room 204. You can find more information on this event in the
An early sign of summer is typically the “first mow” of the season, which following pages, or visit perintonplan.com.
looked a bit different in the Perinton Parks Department this year. We
recently celebrated the “first mow” with our new electric lawn mowers. Summers in Perinton are filled with endless opportunities, and I hope you
This is an exciting investment in our effort to go green, which yields will take some time to enjoy the season with your family! Try out a new
savings for local taxpayers and better protects our vital natural resources. Recreation class, take a hike on our trails, enjoy a free concert, or have a
picnic at one of our many parks.
This summer, you may also notice some updates and additions throughout
our community. Several significant projects have advanced through our As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to
Planning Board and Town Board. We welcomed Chipotle in Perinton Square, stop by, call or email any time. My number is (585) 223-0770, and my email
and soon, Starbucks will move across the lot to join them in the same building. address is channa@perinton.org. I look forward to hearing from you.
Perinton Square is also undergoing a phased update to modernize the entire Sincerely,
complex and will soon welcome a new tenant – LA Fitness!
Ciaran Hanna
Perinton Hills Shopping Center is also welcoming new tenants, most recently Town Supervisor
Bank of America. They are also home to Perinton’s first vertical mixed-use
property – The Glen at Perinton Hills. Perinton Veterinary Hospital, located
Table of Contents Preschool....................................................................................................21
Youth and Teen...........................................................................................25
Center Stage at Center Park......................................................................2
Tennis...........................................................................................................31
Cultural Events/Performing Arts................................................................2
Golf...............................................................................................................32
James E. Smith Center Info........................................................................4
Aquatics......................................................................................................34
Peg Havens Retires.....................................................................................6
Aquatics Fitness.........................................................................................38
Perinton Alert Services System................................................................6
Adult Fitness...............................................................................................40
2021-2022 School Tax Collection...............................................................7
Adult Programs..........................................................................................42
Welcome New Board Member..................................................................7
55+ Prime Time Programs.........................................................................46
RecZone Program Wraps Up.....................................................................8
General Information..................................................................................49
Baseball Brought an Abandoned Park Back to Life..............................9
Policies........................................................................................................50
Clean Pipes Green Pipes..........................................................................10
Registration Information...........................................................................50
Perinton to Host Comprehensive Plan Workshop................................11
Registration Form.......................................................................................51
New Electric Lawn Mowers....................................................................11
Free Rabies Clinic......................................................................................11
Animal Control Duck Rescue...................................................................11
Town Hall Closings: PCC Closings:
Share the Harvest......................................................................................11
WebTrac Info..............................................................................................12 May 31: Memorial Day May 31: Memorial Day
Special Events............................................................................................13 July 5: Independence Day July 4: Independence Day
Sept. 6: Labor Day Sept. 6: Labor Day
Parks Programs..........................................................................................13
Oct. 11: Columbus Day Dec. 25 Christmas
Summer Camp............................................................................................14
Nov. 25: Thanksgiving
Youth Camps...............................................................................................16
Skill Development Camps.........................................................................19 Recreation and Parks Content Starts Page 13
Registration Begins: Monday, June 7, 20215
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Town of Perinton
Peg Havens Retires
In her many years serving the Town of Perinton, Peg Havens
Phone: (585) 223-0770 • Fax: (585) 223-3629
was known as the great communicator.
Recorded information: (585) 425-1170
If she wasn’t listening to residents’ concerns, she was listening
DPW Service Center: (585) 223-5115 to Town staff or new Town Board members that were trying to
After Hours Emergency: (585) 425-7380 get their feet wet.
Website: www.perinton.org Havens retired from the Perinton Town Board in March after
Facebook: Town of Perinton, NY 12 years.
Twitter: @TPerinton “Peg has always taken the time to listen to residents and staff
Instagram: townofperinton concerns and make recommendations and decisions that
would help resolve the issues,” said former Commissioner
Thomas A. Klonick of Parks and Recreation and current Town IT Director Jim
Town Justice Donahue. “Peg will be missed but not forgotten and will always
be remembered for her kindness, enthusiasm, leadership,
Avik Ganguly vision and willingness to listen and show support for others.”
Town Justice
Havens retired for personal reasons after her mother passed away last fall and after family members
struggled with health issues during the pandemic.
Wayne Pickering, IAO
Town Assessor “I needed to refocus my efforts to better support my family,” she said.
Even with the recent struggles, Havens did not shirk her duties to the Town. She attended every
Joseph LaFay Town Board meeting either in person or virtually, attended Department Head meetings virtually and
Town Attorney contributed to every meeting the Recreation and Parks Advisory Board held during the pandemic.
“She was there every step of the way,” Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna said. “She was dealing with
Robert J. Kozarits a lot in her own life, but she knew the Town needed her knowledge during a time of world-wide
Town Engineer crisis. I’m honored to have worked with her. I knew I could bounce anything off of her and she would
help me find a solution.”
Bill Poray All this and Havens still found time to be a teacher to her fourth-grade grandson Ryder as he was
Town Historian home for hybrid learning.
“I feel fortunate to have been able to serve Perinton as a Town Board member,” Havens said. “It
Jason R. Kennedy gave me the opportunity to contribute and to give back to this wonderful community where our
DPW Commissioner families and friends live, work, and play.”
Havens and her husband Fred are 32-year residents of Perinton. Besides serving on the Town Board
Jeffrey D. Myers
(2009-2021) and the Zoning Board (2004-2006), she has been Deputy Supervisor, has had an active
Commissioner of Recreation and Parks role as a member of Perinton’s Town Codes, Personnel, Communications Committee and the Rec &
Parks Advisory Board.
Havens has a business background, including earning an MBA from the Simon School at the
Board Meetings University of Rochester, and more than 25 years of corporate marketing management positions with
Town Board Frontier Communications and Time Warner Cable/Spectrum.
2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month Cont. on page 10
at 7:30 p.m.
Planning Board
3rd Wednesday of every month
Perinton Alert Services
at 7:30 p.m.
Conservation Board
System (PASS)
Tuesdays before the 1st and 3rd The Town of Perinton urges residents to sign up for our Perinton Alert Services System
Wednesday of each month (PASS). This free service will either text or email alerts or send alerts to you through Social
at 7:30 p.m. Media. Residents can receive messages about everything from scheduling and deadlines to
emergencies in the area. Residents can also choose to receive all Town alerts or only ones
Zoning Board of Appeals from specific departments.
4th Monday of every month Go to the home page at Perinton.org and click on the PASS icon at the top of the home page or
at 7:30 p.m. the PASS section lower on the home page to sign up for the alerts you would like to receive.
The system allows you to opt out whenever you like.
Due to state restrictions, all board meeting are
being held virtually through StarLeaf. Please check PASS is designed to help improve communication between the town and its residents. Nearly
agendas for details. All meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. 7,500 residents have signed up already. So sign up to get alerts about your town and PASS it
on to neighbors.
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2021-2022 School Tax Collection
From Jennifer A. West – Receiver of Taxes • By credit card online at www.monroecounty.gov - A fee equaling
• Tax bills for the upcoming 2021-2022 School tax collection will be 3% of the total amount paid will be charged by the credit card
mailed August 31. company when paying by credit or debit card.
• The first day of collection will begin Sept. 1. • By electronic check online at www.monroecounty.gov – A sliding
scale fee is charged based on the amount of payment
• If you do not have escrow and have not received your tax bill within
the first week of September, please call our office at (585) 223-0770 or
log on to www.monroecounty.gov to obtain a copy.
• The 1st installment is due to the Town by Sept. 15 (2nd and 3rd Town Hall Dropbox
installments must be mailed directly to Monroe County)
For more detailed
• If you are paying in full, the full amount is due by Oct. 1.
• Payment Options are as follows:
tax information and
• By check or cash in person at the Town Tax Office (9 a.m.-5 p.m., frequently asked
Monday through Friday) questions, please visit
• By check via mail (receipt date determined by U.S. postmark only) the Town’s website at
• By check only in the Town Tax Drop Box located out front of the www.perinton.org.
Town Hall. Adhering to all tax due dates and interest schedules.
Welcome New Town Board Member
Alexandra Winner
Alexandra Cimino Winner was Winner holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Buffalo.
appointed to the Town Board in April As Regional Manager of Soundview Property Management, Winner
to replace Peg Havens, who retired oversees operations of a portfolio of new development residential
after 12 years on the Board. communities in the Rochester/Finger Lakes region. In this role, Winner
Prior to becoming a Town Board ensures that the quality of life for residents is maintained to the highest
industry standards by administrative and facilities teams under her
member, Winner served as a member
direction. She also oversees development and monitoring of multi-
of the Town of Perinton Planning
million-dollar operating budgets annually.
Board for nearly four years, gaining
practical experience in municipal In her career, Winner has managed new community developments
planning, the critical roles of zoning in Kentucky, Alabama, Kansas, and New York. Her experiences living
and conservation boards, and insight in these various regions throughout the nation has sharpened her
into the day-to-day operations appreciation for how unique, precious, and special Fairport and
essential for the delivery of good Perinton are.
governance. Winner also serves on After seven years as a resident of the Village of Fairport, Alex and her
the Perinton Comprehensive Plan Advisory Committee. husband, Scott, moved to the Town of Perinton in 2019. Consequently,
“I’m grateful for the opportunity to serve my community and its Winner possesses practical insight on the unique differences and
residents as a member of the Town Board,” Winner said. “I look forward needs of village and town neighborhoods and business districts.
to applying my years of experience on the Planning Board and my Winner, for many years, actively served our community as a volunteer
professional skills toward keeping Fairport and Perinton the unique and for events and festivals including Canal Clean Sweep, Fairport Canal
precious places we all know and love.” Days, Fairport Oktoberfest, and Come Home for the Holidays.
Alexandra Winner
Town Council
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RecZone Program Wraps Up
When the Town of Perinton Recreation and Parks Department opened the “My wife and I are extremely happy with the high quality of care our
RecZone, it didn’t intend to start a school and didn’t aim to be daycare. 6-year-old daughter – Hailey Best – received from Perinton Rec’s
“We wanted to offer something that took some of the burden off parents, fantastic RecZone program,” said parent Jay Best. “Her counselors
but we wanted to make sure it wasn’t just a place to go because they were amazing – fully helping Hailey to acclimate to both the nuances of
needed a place to go,” said Recreation Director Jeff Nutting. “We kindergarten and having an exciting and wholesome atmosphere in
strived to offer a fun, safe, and educational place for which to develop friendships with other students. Hailey
parents to send their kids.” was always excited and grateful to go to RecZone,
And that is just what the staff at the Perinton and we appreciate all the thoughtful and integral
Community Center did. From the time school opened activities the program conducted.”
in September until students went back to school The school district delivered free lunches for the
full-time in March, the RecZone hosted more students every day.
than 70 hybrid Fairport School District students “I am so grateful for our partnership,” said
from 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m., Monday-Friday. The Fairport Superintendent Brett Provenzano.
Teen Center at Potter Park would host 30
“Jeff Nutting and Supervisor Hanna were
or so students a day after school until
so accessible and willing to contribute as
5:30 p.m.
needed during a time of great uncertainty.
“I can’t be prouder of what the Rec It is reassuring to know that we have
Department did,” said Town Supervisor partners who are a phone call away and
Ciaran Hanna said. “This was something stand ready to meet the needs of our
we have never attempted before, but community.”
when they came to me with the idea, I
The PCC has also altered programs to
thought it was a great way to help the
make sure school-age children could use
schools, the parents and the kids during a
the facilities.
school year damaged by COVID-19.”
“The PCC has been an incredible partner
There were two groups of students from
since the inception of the pandemic,”
grades kindergarten-7th in the Fall and two in
Provenzano said. “They flexed their programs
the Spring. Groups would come on their hybrid
to accommodate parents and meet the needs
days instead of staying at home or going to
of our younger students. This was an invaluable
daycare. One group was Mondays and Thursdays
service to our community in such an unprecedented
and the other would come Tuesdays and Fridays.
time.”
The groups rotated every other Wednesday.
Clark said it was a transition, as he and Reed were often
The students were offered a safe area to do their
racing to the gym to pull a student for a lesson last minute.
schoolwork, join virtual classrooms, and attend lessons. They
They also had to make sure they changed the activities to keep
also had scheduled gym time, movies, cooking classes, swimming, crafts
the program fresh. Counselors had to make sure students had time to
and sledding. One student was even able to attend his virtual tuba lessons
calm down for a lesson after active activities. Every day was a new
in the aerobics room. experience.
Recreation Supervisors Janelle Reed and Mike Clark took on the huge “The arts and crafts projects were always very creative, and very in
task of hiring 34 part-time employees to supervise the 3 classrooms at touch with holidays and seasons,” Best said. “Physical activity – like in
the PCC and the upstairs and downstairs at the Teen Center. They also the gym – was very well-organized, and staff members were very aware
coordinated all the students’ virtual schedules and coordinated the timing of giving the children opportunities to participate in a variety of new
of any one-on-one lessons the students had. activities (parachute games, etc.). It was never just a situation where
It wasn’t school and it wasn’t daycare, but it was a place that relieved the kids were running around on their own. Staff members were always
tremendous pressure from parents and the schools. extremely caring and kind, and always knew exact nuances as to the type
of day Hailey had. It was a wonderful program, through and through.”
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History Baseball Brought an Abandoned
Park Back to Life
By Bill Poray, Perinton Town Historian
Little League opening day ceremonies at
Marsh Field. Photo from the collection of the
Perinton Historical Society.
The establishment of Little League baseball in our community helped to new diamond hosted its first game on June 28, 1951. The VFW Band led a
revive an abandoned park at Fullam’s Basin, where the popular Perinton parade from the West Avenue High School to the park. Cub Scouts staffed
Park is located today. Fairport Rotary was the driving force in creating the the concession stand, and the VFW color guard raised the American flag.
park in the early 1930s, but as the Great Depression dragged on, funds In the first game at the new field, 600 fans saw John Masciangelo pitch a
for maintenance dried up. Almost 20 years later, Rotary was involved one-hitter, as the Rotary team routed the Fireman.
again, when members Hal Scoby, Leslie Harris and Doctor James Welch
Two years later, the Fireman defeated the Lions on Opening Day of 1953,
developed a plan for the Perinton Little League. A proper playing field
behind the shutout pitching of another Masciangelo, this one named
was a necessity, and the southwest corner of the overgrown park was
Roger. After all these years, his fastball may have lost a bit of velocity, but
the chosen location of the new ball diamond. The Fairport Little League
Roger still gives a darn good haircut on North Main Street. Just prior to the
Executive Board, led by Todd Malcom, encouraged “those interested in
game, the diamond at Fairport Park was officially named Marsh Field. The
the kids’ welfare” to pitch in and help, and “bring shovels, rakes, picks
honor was bestowed upon David Marsh, a 13-year-old local boy, whose
and muscles.” The volunteers worked to clear the overgrown jungle,
strength in the face of great medical challenges was an inspiration to the
transforming it into a fine playing field.
community. He passed away in 1964, a few days before his 24th birthday,
The new league consisted of four teams, sponsored by Rotary, Fairport and is remembered with a historic marker at the site where countless
Fire Department, the Lions Club and the Masons. With great fanfare, the Fairport and Perinton kids played baseball on Marsh Field.
In 1951, the first year of Little League
Baseball in this community, kids signed
up at what was then Perinton Town
Hall on South Main Street in Fairport.
Photo from the collection of the Perinton
Historical Society.
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Peg Havens
Retires Cont.
“Her business and corporate marketing background has
certainly enabled her to further key initiatives that ensure
Perinton is a sought after place to live,” said Town Board
member Seana Sartori. “Peg has always been mindful
of the importance of being fiscally responsible while
maintaining the exceptional services that our residents
expect and enjoy. She has been incredibly gracious with
her time and talent and has served as an invaluable
mentor and role model to me personally. For that I am
especially grateful.”
Havens also made time for community involvement,
including as a Foodlink Board member (1995-2017),
Board Chair on Foodlink Inc., and Foundation Vice Chair
(2000-2017), a year-long Rochester Area Community
Foundation Board Leadership seminar, member of
the Crescent Trail Hiking Association, member of the
Perinton Historical Society, and a member of St. John of
Rochester Church.
“Peg was a tremendous help to me throughout my five
years as Town Supervisor,” said former Town Supervisor
Mike Barker. “Her knowledge of Town government was
second to none and no one I know has ever been a
harder worker. She brought reasonable and well thought
out solutions to whatever issues we faced in Perinton.
Peg was always prepared and she is a fantastic listener.
Peg was an outstanding public official who always
represented the residents of the Town of Perinton with
tremendous class and grace. I am so proud to have
served with her and to be her friend.”
Havens is excited about the future of Perinton.
“For Perinton’s future, I see the continuation of
exceptional local government through leadership
committed to conservative fiscal management,” she
said. “Our Town offers a great quality of life to our
residents due, in large part, to the dedication of Perinton
Town employees. Their hard work helps to assure the
ongoing provisioning of excellent services for Perinton
residents. It has been an honor and a privilege to serve
together with Perinton’s Town employees.”
Peg handing out treats at a Trick or Treat drive through.
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Perinton to New Electric Mowers
Host Second
Comprehensive
Plan Workshop
on May 25
On Tuesday, May 25, the Town of Perinton and its planning consultant Bergmann
are holding the second public workshop for the Town’s Comprehensive Plan Town Supervisor Ciaran Hanna and Town Board members Seana Sartori,
update. The workshop will take place at the James E. Smith Community Center, David Belaskas, Meredith Stockman-Broadbent, and Alexandra Winner
1350 Turk Hill Road, in Room 204. This highly interactive “open house-style” joined Parks and Recreation Commissioner Jeff Myers, Parks Director Stacey
event will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. We are inviting all community members to Piddisi and Parks Foreman Dillon Dayton to celebrate the “first mow” of the
season with our new electric lawn mowers! This new investment furthers the
attend this important event at any point during the time slot to share thoughts on
Town’s commitment to going green while saving green.
the Town’s draft future land use plan, vision, and guiding policies.
The purchase of the electric equipment will be reimbursed to the Town
The workshop will feature socially distanced stations that will comply with NYS through an Energy Efficiency Program grant administered by the Fairport
guidelines. For additional details on the plan please visit perintonplan.com. Municipal Commission. In total, the Town purchased four electric lawn
mowers, an electric string trimmer, a leaf blower, and two batteries for use
Share the in the parks.
Harvest The electric zero turn mowers are based at Kreag Road Park, Potter Park and
Spring Lake Park.
“Green initiatives like electric mowers not only yield savings for local
taxpayers, they also better protect our vital natural resources,” said Town
Supervisor Ciaran Hanna. “Thank you to the Fairport Municipal Commission
and New York State for their partnership.”
Animal
Control
All the raised garden beds are sold out, but there are plenty of Share the Harvest
spots still available at the Town of Perinton Community Garden at Potter Park!
The Share the Harvest plots not only give you a nice spot to garden, but also
helps you give back to the community. More than 30% of the food grown will be Duck
donated to the Perinton Food Shelf and other Food Link Organizations.
Sign up at the Perinton Community Center or through Rec Trac using code
Rescue
548100D. The cost is $20.
Animal Control received a call May
7 for what a resident thought might
be an injured duck on the side
of High Street Extension. When The Animal Control Office is
Animal Control Officer Steve Pringle responsible for the protection
arrived on the scene, he found the and control of common domestic
duck guarding 6 baby ducklings animals and nuisance wildlife for
who had fallen into the catch basin. the Town of Perinton and Village
Steve called for assistance from of Fairport. The office is staffed
another Animal Control Officer, AJ, by one full-time and seven part-
and together, they were able to get time Animal Control Officers who
the grate off, reach into the catch are available to assist Perinton
basin and reunite the ducklings with and Fairport residents with dog or
the hen mallard! wildlife problems 24 hours a day.
Call (585) 223-5115 or (585) 425-7380
after hours if you have an issue. Go
- In partnership with Monroe County and Fairport Animal Hospital -
to perinton.org for more information
on lost pets.
Registration Begins: Monday, June 7, 202111
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Please go online to https://webtrac.perinton.org and enter the ‘user name’ QUICK REFERENCE
and ‘password’ that we have provided you. You can ‘shop’ by selecting Weather Cancellation Policy: Programs conducted in school facilities
your classes, placing them in your ‘shopping cart’ and ‘check out’ using are cancelled when schools are closed. Call the Recorded Taped
Visa, Mastercard or Discover to complete Information Line (425-1170) for an updated program status. Programs
your transaction on our secured site. A cancelled due to poor weather conditions will be announced by WHAM
receipt may be printed for your records. (1180 AM).
For more information, call the Perinton Holidays:
Recreation and Parks Department at
223-5050. Sunday, July 4........................................................................4th of July PCC Closed
All classes, unless otherwise Monday, September 6.......................................................... Labor Day PCC Closed
indicated, are available on
WebTrac.
What’s New For SUMMER
Parks Fitness
Home Defense of Ticks Power Yoga for All Levels
Top RC Raceway
Adult
Skill Development Camps Eating Healthy to Boost
Girls Cross Country Summer Camp Your Immune System
Eating Healthy with Little Ones:
Preschool
How to Promote Healthy
Adventure & Art!
Eating for Your Children
Beginning Jazz Dance
Volleyball
Little Hands Little Artists: Dinosaurs!
Little Hands Little Artists: Pirates!
Preschool Adventures: Kitchen Fun
Teeny Tiny Artists: A Bug’s Life
Teeny Tiny Artists: Transportation!
Youth and Teen
Adventure & Art!
Beginning – Intermediate Jazz Dance
Harry Potter’s Hogwarts
School of Etiquette
Volleyball
12 Follow us on Perinton Recreation & Parks • 223-5050 • www.perinton.orgSpecial Events Parks Dept. Programs
Crescent Trail Guided Hikes
Free monthly guided hikes, no pre-registration required, are organized by
Special
the Crescent Trail Hiking Association. Adults, teens and children under
16 supervised by an adult are welcome to participate. All hikes start at
1:30 PM on the second Sunday of the month, unless otherwise noted. At
any point of the hike, you may turn around and return to the start if your
Events
time is limited. Hikes are usually around 1 ½ hours in duration. For more
information, go to the Association’s website www.crescenttrail.org or
visit us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/crescenttrail. If you have
an idea for a new hike or would like to lead a hike, send us an email at
crescenttrail@gmail.com.
SAVE THE DATE!! For the safety of our community, we ask that if you plan to attend a
guided hike in 2021, please wear a face mask to protect your peers,
Saturday June 5 20th Annual Fishing Derby stay 6 feet apart from one another on the trails and please refrain
from attending if you or someone you know has come in contact with
Saturday August 7 Perinton Youth Triathlon someone diagnosed with COVID-19.
Friday September 17 Outdoor Movie Night June 13 – Historical Fairport Village Hike with our special guest Town
at Center Park Historian Bill Poray. Meeting location TBD.
July 11 – Powder Mills Park Hike. Meeting at East Shelter Parking Lot,
20th Annual Fishing Derby near Wadhams Lodge.
Ages: 6-15 years
Boys and girls, grab a fishing pole, bring your favorite bait and July 24 – (Saturday) Center Park Star Gazing Hike. Meeting at Perinton
join us in Perinton Park for a fishing derby. This ‘kids only’ Community Center, upper parking lot. (Rain Date – August 22)
catch and release tournament will feature fishing and prize August 8 – Mason Valley Children’s Hike. Meeting at the side of
giveaways for participants! Ask an adult to accompany you Broadmoor Trail, near #71. Park along street curb near trail head.
for a ‘reely’ fun morning of fishing. (Bring your own pole and September 12 – Center Park Grandparent’s Hike. Meeting at Center
bait). Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. Park West parking lot along Ayrault Road.
Location: Perinton Park Shelter, 99 O’Connor Road
Date: Code: 225210-A Sat., 6/5 9:00-11:00 AM (1 class) Res $10,
Non-Res $11 Home Defense of Ticks
Perinton Youth Triathlon Ages: 20 years and over
Ages: 7-14 years Ticks are most active during the fall. There are ways to defend
Be part of the 9th Perinton Youth Triathlon! Two race distances: your home, patio and children’s playground. Learn them as
“The Sprint” – 50 yard swim, 2 mile bike, .5 mile run. “The we discuss all the tick species, diseases, maintenance and
Doubler” – 100 yard swim, 4 mile bike, 1 mile run. Transition management techniques to lessen the tick population.
opens at 8 AM with the race starting at 9 AM in staggered starts. Instructor: Stacey Piddisi, Parks Director
All participants will receive a t-shirt and light lunch following the Location: PCC
race. Age group medals (gender based) for 7-8, 9-10, 11-12 and Date: Code: 345156-A Tu., 7/28 6:00-7:00 PM (1 class) Res $20, Non-
13-14. Registration is on runsignup.com. Search for Perinton Res $30
Youth Triathlon. Event participation and spectator capacity ** All proceeds go to the Perinton Pride Fund supporting recreation programs
subject to change based on safety regulations. This event is for all ages in need of services plus development of inclusive programs and
presented by Towpath Bike. park amenities.
Location: Center Park
Date: Sat., 8/7 9:00 AM
Not available on WebTrac.
Registration: https://runsignup.com/Race/?raceId=32301
Fee: $30
Town announces
new RC Track at
Outdoor Movie Night at Center Park
Ages: Open to families Parks Operations
Join us to watch “Movie TBA” to celebrate the start of for residents
a great school year! This event is organized by the PTAs
TOP RC Raceway is open to the
of Brooks Hill, Dudley, Jefferson Avenue and Northside
Schools, along with the Town of Perinton. Tickets need to general public. Reservations are
be reserved so that we can adequately plan for the facilities, available at perinton.org on the
vendors and parking. Pre-event activities will start at 6:00 Parks Department page. Print out
PM including a variety of outdoor games. Be sure to bring the form and bring it in to reserve an
your own chairs, blankets and snacks. Spectator capacity is hour or two for small scale events
subject to change based on safety guidelines. such as birthdays, private family
Location: Center Park Amphitheater time and scout clubs. The RC
Date: F., 9/17 7:00 PM No charge, please reserve ticket for each Raceway is located at Park
person attending. Operation, 50 Cobb’s Lane. Contact
Rain Date Sat., 9/18, 7:00 PM. the Parks Department at 223-5050
Not available on WebTrac. for more information.
Registration Begins: Monday, June 7, 202113
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Summer
Day Camp
Register early to avoid program cancellation due to
low enrollment.
Pre-registration at the Perinton Community Center is required
and the number of registrants at each site may be limited. No on-
site registration will be held at the individual parks. Registration
fee will not be pro-rated or refunded for missed days.
2021 Summer Day Camp Program volunteer applications are
now being accepted. Space is limited. Due to New York
State Department of Health regulations, volunteers must be
at least 15 years of age by the start of the program. A letter
will be sent to all potential volunteers with information on a
mandatory meeting in June.
The Summer Day Camp Program is a certified day camp by
the New York State Department of Health. We are required to
have up-to-date vaccination records on file for all participants.
Please bring these to the Perinton Community Center or email
to nberlin@perinton.org or jreed@perinton.org prior to the
program beginning.
Program refunds will not be given when there are emergency
school cancellations that require us to cancel short, school-
based programs.
Summer Camp
Fellows Road Park, Potter Park, Northside School
Ages: 6-13 years or entering grades 1-8 (age 5 if completed
Kindergarten)
Supervised activities include games, arts and crafts, guest
speakers, special events and more. New themes each
week. Program is held rain or shine.
Times: 9:00 AM-4:00 PM • 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
Children must be picked up promptly at dismissal. Please refer
to the Late Fee Policy in program brochure. Your cooperation is
greatly appreciated.
Summer Day Camp Schedule
* Field trips and on-site guests TBD based on guidelines.
Themed art project each week.
(Schedule subject to change)
June 28 – July 2 July 19-23 August 9-13
Patriotic/Olympics Wellness Week Outer Space
July 6-9 July 26-30 August 16-20
Minion Madness Animal Planet Science Week
July 12-16 August 2-6
Halloween in July Carnival Week
14 Follow us on Perinton Recreation & Parks • 223-5050 • www.perinton.orgSummer Day Camp
TWO WEEK SESSIONS
Session 1: 6/28 - 7/9 (ex. 7/5) Session 3: 7/26 – 8/6
Fellows Road Park 325799-D FULL Fellows Road Park 325799-F FULL
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DD Res $248, Non-Res $258 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FF Res $276, Non-Res $286
Potter Park 325799-J Res $187, Non-Res $197 Potter Park 325799-L Res $208, Non-Res $218
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JJ Res $248, Non-Res $258 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LL Res $276, Non-Res $218
Northside 325799-M Res $187, Non-Res $197 Northside 325799-O Res $208, Non-Res $218
Session 2: 7/12 – 7/23 Session 4: 8/9 – 8/20
Fellows Road Park 325799-E FULL Potter Park 325799-P FULL
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EE Res $276, Non-Res $286 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PP FULL
Potter Park 325799-K FULL
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KK Res $276, Non-Res $286
Northside 325799-N Res $208, Non-Res $218
Week 1: 6/28 – 7/2
ONE WEEK SESSIONS
Fellows Road Park 325799-DA Res $130, Non-Res $140 Week 5: 7/26 - 7/30
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DY Res $167, Non-Res $177 Fellows Road Park 325799-FA FULL
Potter Park 325799-JA Res $130, Non-Res $140 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FY Res $167, Non-Res $177
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JY Res $167, Non-Res $177 Potter Park 325799-LA Res $130, Non-Res $140
Northside 325799-MA Res $130, Non-Res $140 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LY Res $167, Non-Res $177
Week 2: 7/6 – 7/9 Northside 325799-OA Res $130, Non-Res $140
Fellows Road Park 325799-DB FULL Week 6: 8/2 - 8/6
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-DZ Res $134, Non-Res $144
Fellows Road Park 325799-FB FULL
Potter Park 325799-JB Res $104, Non-Res $114
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-JZ Res $134, Non-Res $144 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-FZ Res $167, Non-Res $177
Northside 325799-MB Res $104, Non-Res $114 Potter Park 325799-LB Res $130, Non-Res $140
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-LZ Res $167, Non-Res $177
Week 3: 7/12 - 7/16 Northside 325799-OB Res $130, Non-Res $140
Fellows Road Park 325799-EA FULL
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EY Res $167, Non-Res $177 Week 7: 8/9 – 8/13
Potter Park 325799-KA Res $130, Non-Res $140 Potter Park 325799-PA FULL
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KY Res $167, Non-Res $177 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PY Res $167, Non-Res $177
Northside 325799-NA Res $130, Non-Res $140
Week 8: 8/16 – 8/20
Week 4: 7/19 - 7/23
Potter Park 325799-PB FULL
Fellows Road Park 325799-EB Res $130, Non-Res $140
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-EZ Res $167, Non-Res $177 * Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-PZ FULL
Potter Park 325799-KB FULL
* Early Drop Off/Late Pick Up 325799-KZ Res $167, Non-Res $177
Northside 325799-NB Res $130, Non-Res $140
Registration Begins: Monday, June 7, 202115
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Nature Explorers Too
Ages: 6-8 years
Spend the week having fun exploring the White Brook
Nature Area with hikes, bug catching, crafts and so much
more. All activities designed to discover and identify the
plants, insects and animals that live there and learn about
their habitat. Don’t forget to bring your lunch, water bottle,
sneakers, bug repellent and your enthusiasm. Afternoon
snack provided.
Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff
Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road
Dates: Code: 325245-A M.-F., 7/26-7/30 9:00 AM-2:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $135, Non-Res $145
Code: 325245-B M.-F., 8/2-8/6 9:00 AM-2:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $135, Non-Res $145
Pre-K Hooray
Ages: 3-5 years
It’s summer, come join the fun! We’ll have guests visit, enjoy
arts and crafts, play outdoors, play games, be creative and
make new friends. Snack is provided. Waitlist registrations
only.
Forensic Science & CSI for Kids Instructors: PCC Staff
Ages: 10-14 years Location: PCC
Do you have a junior detective who’s curious to learn if crime Dates: Patriotic
scene investigation is anything like what’s portrayed in the Code: 315818-A M.-F., 6/28-7/2 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes)
movies or on television? This exciting new workshop is Res $80, Non-Res $88
designed to introduce kids to the basics of forensic science Minion Madness
and crime scene investigation. Each week-long session Code: 315818-B Tu.-F., 7/6-7/9 9:00-11:15 AM (4 classes)
is a hands-on workshop in which students will learn while Res $64, Non-Res $70
solving mysteries. Halloween in July
Instructor: LQR Adventures Code: 315818-C M.-F., 7/12-7/16 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes)
Location: PCC Res $80, Non-Res $88
Dates: Code: 335899-A M.-F., 7/19-7/23 1:00-4:00 PM (5 classes)
Wellness Week
Res $205, Non-Res $215
Code: 315818-D M.-F., 7/19-7/23 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes)
How Cool is That? Res $80, Non-Res $88
Jr. Engineering for Kids Animal Planet
Code: 315818-E M.-F., 7/26-7/30 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes)
Ages: 5-9 years Res $80, Non-Res $88
Inspire your young scientist or engineer to embrace the Mad Science
Math and Science concepts they are learning in school. Our Code: 315818-F M.-F., 8/2-8/6 9:00-11:15 AM (5 classes) Res
100% hands-on approach empowers kids to be creative and $80, Non-Res $88
to think critically while building machines that work. Best
of all, we only use readily available materials, so kids can
take our projects home and expand upon what they learned Sports for Teens
in class. Ages: 13-17 years
Sports for Teens is designed for the busy and active
Instructors: LQR Adventures
teenager with free mornings to both burn off some energy
Location: PCC and socialize in the realm of various games/sports including
Dates: Code: 335896-A M.-F., 7/19-7/23 9:00 AM-12:00 PM (5 ultimate (Frisbee), flag football, soccer, whiffle ball, etc. 2-3
classes) Res $205, Non-Res $215 games will be played each session; rules overview, light
warm-up, and skill development precedes games. Join the
Nature Explorers fun!
Instructor: Michael Carney
Ages: 9-11 years Location: Hopkins Park, Pittsford
Spend a week having fun exploring the White Brook Nature Dates: Code: 325307-A M.-F., 6/28-7/2 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (5
Area with hikes, bug catching, crafts and so much more. All classes) Res $25, Non-Res $28
activities designed to discover and identify the plants, insects Code: 325307-B M.-F., 7/5-7/9 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (5 classes)
and animals that live there and learn about their habitat. Res $25, Non-Res $28
Don’t forget to bring your lunch, water bottle, sneakers, bug
repellent and your enthusiasm. Afternoon snack provided.
Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff
Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road
Dates: Code: 325245-C M.-F., 8/9-8/13 9:00 AM-3:00 PM (5 classes)
Res $145, Non-Res $155
16 Follow us on Perinton Recreation & Parks • 223-5050 • www.perinton.orgSummer Youth Camps
Summer Theater Camps The Most Epic Birthday Party Ever: Skyler and her older
brother Charlie have never gotten along. But during Skyler’s
Grades: K-8
mysterious 12th birthday party, their rivalry reaches EPIC
School is out, fun is in! Send your kids to a camp that includes
proportions.
instruction in acting, singing, dance and more. The camp
Code: 325232-E M.-F., 7/26-7/30 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
ends in an outdoor performance on Friday afternoon for
Res $150, Non-Res $160
family, friends and the community. Campers who also enjoy
Code: 325232-EE M.-F., 7/26-7/30 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5
creating sets, props and costumes will do so throughout the
classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240
day!
Instructor: Edward Rocha, Bravo! Creative Arts
Location: PCC Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: In this hilarious play, Snow White
is more than just a pretty face. It is Snow White’s brains
Dates: Cinderella: Throw out your fairy tale ideas of Cinderella with
that make the Queen jealous and inspire the Queen’s comic
dainty glass slippers and hideous step sisters – this unique
efforts to ensure that the Queen is deemed the “cleverest
and hilarious adaptation has a new twist!
one of all.”
Code: 325232-A M.-F., 6/28-7/2 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Code: 325232-F M.-F., 8/2-8/6 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $150, Non-Res $160
Res $150, Non-Res $160
Code: 325232-AA M.-F., 6/28-7/2 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5
Code: 325232-FF M.-F., 8/2-8/6 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes)
classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240
Res $230, Non-Res $240
Rapunzel: Get ready for some high adventure! Space Pirates: Pirates! Aliens! Space Travel! This is a story
Rapunzel escapes from her tower to explore the about Gabby, a kid who gets picked on for being smart. It’s only
outside world she has been dreaming about. after going on a whirlwind space adventure with her classmates
In doing so, she meets many new friends and that she truly becomes comfortable in her own skin.
learns that there is far more beyond the tower Code: 325232-G M.-F., 8/9-8/13 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
walls than what she had even imagined. Res $150, Non-Res $160
Code: 325232-B M.-F., 7/5-7/9 9:00 AM-3:30 PM Code: 325232-GG M.-F., 8/9-8/13 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
(5 classes) Res $150, Non-Res $160 (5 classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240
Code: 325232-BB M.-F., 7/5-7/9 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
(5 classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240 BOTS: This STEM musical invites you into the exciting world
of robotics competitions, where teams and their (singing and
dancing) robots are all vying for the top prize!
Code: 325232-H M.-F., 8/16-8/20 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $150, Non-Res $160
Code: 325232-HH M.-F., 8/16-8/20 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
(5 classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240
High School Musical Theme Week: Join us for a fun and
exciting week as campers learn to sing some of the well-
known songs from the High School Musical movies.
Code: 325232-I M.-F., 8/23-8/27 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $150, Non-Res $160
Code: 325232-II M.-F., 8/23-8/27 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes)
Res $230, Non-Res $240
Teen Beach Movie Theme Week: As the Summer wraps
up, what better way to celebrate than throwing an end of
Summer Beach Bash! Campers will learn to sing some of the
well-known songs and work on dance choreography based
on selections from the Teen Beach Movies.
Press Start: Welcome to the bright, pixelated world of video Code: 325232-J M.-F., 8/30-9/3 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
games. When the famous characters we know and love run Res $150, Non-Res $160
out of lives, they decide to put on a musical fundraiser that Code: 325232-JJ M.-F., 8/30-9/3 8:00 AM-5:00 PM (5 classes)
will help them raise gold rings and play on! Res $230, Non-Res $240
Code: 325232-C M.-F., 7/12-7/16 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $150, Non-Res $160
Code: 325232-CC M.-F., 7/12-7/16 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
(5 classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240
Register early to avoid program
Hamilton Theme Week: Don’t throw away your shot to sing
some well-known songs and work on dance choreography cancellation due to low enrollment.
based on selections from Hamilton.
Code: 325232-D M.-F., 7/19-7/23 9:00 AM-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $150, Non-Res $160 Register Online Using
Code: 325232-DD M.-F., 7/19-7/23 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
(5 classes) Res $230, Non-Res $240 Our WebTrac System - See Page 12
https://webtrac.perinton.org
Registration Begins: Monday, June 7, 202117
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Wee Nature Explorers Young Nature Explorers
Ages: 3-5 years Ages: 5-7 years
Come explore all the hidden wonders of the White Brook Come explore all the hidden wonders of the White Brook
Nature Area. There are many different activities including Nature Area. There are many different activities including
nature hikes, bug catching, crafts and a whole lot more. nature hikes, bug catching, crafts and a whole lot more.
Each week explores a different topic: pond life, birds and Each week explores a different topic: pond life, birds and
plants, mammals and bugs! Snack provided. Sneakers plants, mammals and bugs! Snack provided. Sneakers
required. We will have tons of fun! required. We will have tons of fun!
Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff Instructors: Karen Barriault & Staff
Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road Location: White Brook Nature Area, 250 Aldrich Road
Dates: Code: 315215-A M.-F., 6/28-7/2 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes) Dates: Code: 325215-A M.-F., 6/28-7/2 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $95, Non-Res $105 Res $98, Non-Res $108
Code: 315215-B M.-F., 7/5-7/9 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes) Code: 325215-B M.-F., 7/5-7/9 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $95, Non-Res $105 Res $98, Non-Res $108
Code: 315215-C M.-F., 7/12-7/16 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes) Code: 325215-C M.-F., 7/12-7/16 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $95, Non-Res $105 Res $98, Non-Res $108
Code: 315215-D M.-F., 7/19-7/23 9:30-11:30 AM (5 classes) Code: 325215-D M.-F., 7/19-7/23 1:00-3:30 PM (5 classes)
Res $95, Non-Res $105 Res $98, Non-Res $108
18 Follow us on Perinton Recreation & Parks • 223-5050 • www.perinton.orgSkill Development Camps
Skill Development Camps Grades:
Basketball Camp (Girls)
3-12 (entering in Fall 2021)
This week-long camp is taught with an emphasis on skill
Programs subject to change. development and having fun! Camp will consist of daily
fundamentals including passing, dribbling and shooting
Resident Registration Begins 5/26 as well as teach basic offensive and defensive concepts
at 10 AM and Non-Resident such as proper footwork, getting open, 1-on-1 moves, and
defensive positioning. Contests, tournaments, exercises and
Registration Begins 6/2 at 10 AM. game play will be provided every day! All players should
bring a ball, water bottle and sneakers.
Instructor: Patrick Muldowney
• Youth Skill Development programs are designed to give youth of various Location: Minerva Deland Gymnasium
ages in-depth specialized instruction in different areas of interest. Dates: Grades 3-5
Code: 335301-A M.-Th., 7/19-7/22 8:30-10:30 AM
• Qualified coaches and assistants work with boys and girls on both
(4 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110
individual and group basis.
Grades 6-8
• A t-shirt is supplied to each youth who registers in a program. Code: 335301-B M.-Th., 7/19-7/22 11:00 AM-1:30 PM
(4 classes) Res $120, Non-Res $130
• Youth should be suitably attired. (ex. sneakers and/or cleats, shorts,
Grades 9-12
supporters, socks, etc.)
Code: 335301-C M.-Th., 7/19-7/22 2:00-5:00 PM (4 classes)
• Age groups are varied. If you cannot attend a session due to vacation, Res $140, Non-Res $150
you may be able to be put in another session of comparable skills. Grades 7-12: Conditioning Boot Camp
Code: 335301-D M.-Th., 7/26-7/29 8:00-10:00 AM (4 classes)
• Deadline for registration is one week prior to the scheduled start date Res $100, Non-Res $110
of the session (if openings still exist).
Grades 7-12: Shooting Skills Camp
• Sessions have limited participation. Code: 335301-E M.-Th., 7/26-7/29 11:00 AM-1:00 PM
(4 classes) Res $100, Non-Res $110
Basketball Camp Grades 7-12: Post Skills Camp
Ages/ Code: 335301-F M.-Th., 7/26-29 2:00-4:00 PM (4 classes)
Grades: 7-12 years & Grades 7-12 Res $100, Non-Res $110
These sessions include warm-ups, game rules, ball handling,
passing, shooting, dribbling, one-on-one moves and man-to-
man defense. Older age groups will go into more detailed
aspects of the game. Players are assigned to teams and
participate in games daily. Free throw contest with trophies
conclude all sessions. There is a one ball limit per registrant.
Deadline for registration is one week prior to the scheduled
start of the session (if openings still exist). This camp often
fills, so sign up early.
Instructor: Scott Fitch, FHS Boys Varsity Basketball Coach & Staff
Location: TBD
Dates: 7-9 years
Code: 325302-A M.-F., 7/12-7/16 8:00-10:30 AM (5 classes)
Res $150, Non-Res $160
10-12 years Boys Cross Country Summer Camp
Code: 325302-B M.-F., 7/12-7/16 8:00-10:30 AM (5 classes) Grades: 7-12 (entering in Fall 2021)
Res $150, Non-Res $160 Sessions will focus on running, general conditioning, team
Grades 7-8 building and body weight strength training. Athletes need to
Code: 325302-C M.-F., 7/12-7/16 2:00-5:00 PM (5 classes) have proper running attire, a stop watch, water bottle and
Res $150, Non-Res $160 running sneakers.
Grade 9 Instructor: Sean Vanlaeken
Code: 325302-D M.-F., 7/12-7/16 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Location: Tu. & Th., Center Park, Saturday, Mendon Ponds Park
(5 classes) Res $180, Non-Res $190 Dates: Code: 365706-A Tu., Th., Sat., 6/29-8/21 (ex. 7/3) Tu. & Th.,
Grades 10-12 4:00-5:30 PM, Sat., 8:00-10:00 AM (23 classes) Res $100,
Code: 325302-E M.-F., 7/12-7/16 11:00 AM-2:00 PM Non-Res $110
(5 classes) Res $180, Non-Res $190 Flag Rugby
Grades: 2-5
Learn a fun, fast-paced international sport that is played right
here in Rochester. Fairport Youth coaches with 25+ years of
coaching experience will introduce the basics of Rugby in
non-contact flag rugby. Participants will focus on fun games
to develop passing, kicking and game play skills.
Instructor: Joe Kirsch
Location: Egypt Park
Dates: Code: 325314-A W., 6/30-8/11 6:00-7:00 PM (7 classes)
Res $25, Non-Res $28
Registration Begins: Monday, June 7, 202119
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